“Bourda Market stinks”; Vendors, Council workers decry flood situation
By Jomo Paul
– Some communities in and around the capital city of Georgetown and along the coast are breathing a sigh of relief...
‘Jostle & bustle’ continues amid receding flood waters in GT
By Jomo Paul
- Despite recent rains inundating parts of Georgetown and several areas along Guyana's coast at the weekend, the normal 'jostle...
Some public schools to remain closed on June 2
- The Ministry of Education is advising parents and guardians that some schools will remain closed on Tuesday June 02, 2015, Additionally, CSEC...
Rainfall expected to range between 20mm – 50mm today
- The National Weather Watch centre has predicted that today there will be frequent showers and light rain over Regions 7, 8, coastal...
CSEC/CAPE Candidates of Bishop’s High to sit exams at Queen’s College today
- The Ministry of Education is advising parents and CSEC/CAPE candidates of the Bishop’s High School that there has been a change in...
Drainage system has too many bosses; detrimental to Guyana- Min.Patterson
By Leroy Smith
- The government is looking to immediately establish a multi - agency task force inclusive of civil society to examine the...
Short term measures in place to alleviate flooded areas
- As the country braces itself for high rainfall during the next 72 hours, Government has put into effect short term solutions to...
72 hours of rainfall expected; some schools to be closed
- Citizens are advised that heavy rainfall and thunder storms are expected to persist over the next 72 hours. The Ministry of Agriculture...
Coastal areas flooded after heavy rainfall
- Several hours of rainfall in the early morning of Sunday May 31 has left several parts of Guyana's coast completely flooded.
Residents from...
National Grade Six Assessment results to be released on June 11
- The Ministry of Education has announced that the marking of all the NGSA papers has been completed. Currently, the marked examination scripts...